Risk aversion has taken hold amid concerns over crude oil market conditions and rising interest rates.

The Nikkei 225 posted a sharp decline, closing at 64,011.34 yen, down 1,259.61 yen, on an estimated trading volume of 2.37 billion shares. Amid heightened tensions in the Middle East and a surge in

Fisco JapanSep 11 15:31

SBI Securities (full-day trading) reported net selling of Murata Manufacturing and net buying of Kioxia Holdings.

For saleCode Stock Name Trading Value(285A)Kioxia HD304,338,516,170(9984)SoftBank Group69,252,478,010(6976)Taiyo Yuden61,162,514,107(6857)Advantest45,562,414,180(1570)

Fisco JapanSep 11 14:44

SBI Securities (Pre-market): Net selling of Furukawa Electric; Net buying of Kioxia HD

Sell Code Stock Name Trading Value (285A) Kioxia HD 153,605,523,570 (9984) SoftBank Group 36,879,168,740 (6976) Taiyo Yuden 27,988,309,044 (6857) Advantest 21,496,252,480 (1570) NEXT FUNDS Nikkei 225 Leveraged ETF 18,789,285,190 (5803

Fisco JapanSep 11 10:45

Kioxia HD plunges as U.S. tech stocks decline amid rising long-term interest rates

A sharp decline. With uncertainty over the Middle East persisting, crude oil prices have risen, with WTI futures breaking through $100 per barrel and climbing into the $103 range. Concerns about

Fisco JapanSep 11 09:45

With markets awaiting next week's financial events, the scope for an autonomous rebound is limited.

[Equity Opening Comment] On the 11th, selling is likely to lead the Japanese stock market amid caution over the situation in the Middle East. Even after the selling subsides, the market is expected to remain reluctant to buy on dips as investors await next week's financial events. In the U.S. market on the 10th, the NY Dow fell by $316 and Nasdaq dropped by 171 points. Crude oil futures rose above $1 per barrel amid growing concerns over escalating conflict between the U.S. and Iran, following reports that Iran had resumed ballistic missile production at underground facilities.

Fisco JapanSep 11 07:23

Although selling pressure initially dominated amid rising Middle East risks, the market rebounded on dip-buying.

The Nikkei 225 posted a modest rebound for the first time in three days, closing up 128.17 yen at 65,270.95 (with an estimated trading volume of 2.16 billion shares). The decline was weighed down by

Fisco JapanSep 10 15:47